Corporate interests have no place in clinical decision-making. Oregon ACEP President Patsy Chenpanas, MD, explains how her state’s chapter, with support from ACEP, passed the nation’s first law to keep corporate influence out of medicine. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: Patsy Chenpanas, MD

Oregon Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians

Protecting Emergency Physicians in the Shifting Landscape of Corporatization in Health Care

ACEP Leaders Meet with DOJ Antitrust Department

ACEP Applauds HHS for Raising Corporatization Concerns, Continues to Press for Change

ACEP Built On Results

When proposed guidelines suggested that emergency departments could be staffed without physicians, ACEP pushed back. ACEP President Tony Cirillo, MD, FACEP, explains how ACEP makes emergency physician leadership a priority and opposes guidelines proposed by the ACS Committee on Trauma. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: ACEP President L. Anthony Cirillo, MD, FACEP

Fighting for Physician-led Care

Protecting the Physician-Led Care Team

YouTube: What Happens When The Wrong Person Is Leading Your Care?

My Experience Matters: Why Physicians Should Always Lead Emergency Care Teams

ACEP Built On Results

Emergency physicians cannot care for us if we don’t care for them. Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation CEO Corey Feist, JD, MBA, addresses the impact his sister-in-law, ACEP member Dr. Lorna Breen, has had on the specialty. Feist details how the foundation partnered with ACEP to pass the Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act, the first federal law focused on improving health worker well-being. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: J. Corey Feist, JD, MBA

Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation

Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act

Your Advocacy at Work: President Biden Signs Dr. Lorna Breen Bill

ACEP: Mental Health Advocacy

YouTube: Senator Kaine thanking ACEP at HELP Committee Hearing on Dr. Lorna Breen Act

ACEP Built On Results

Every emergency physician deserves due process, and Kansas ACEP Past President Howard Chang, MD, FACEP, explains ACEP’s critical role in drafting and introducing the Physician and Patient Safety Act, bipartisan legislation that would guarantee due process protections. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Kansas Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians

ACEP-Supported Legislation Would Bring Fairness, Due Process to Physicians

Warren, Marshall, Ruiz, Joyce, Porter, Murphy Introduce Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill to Restore Due Process Rights in Health Care

ACEP Built On Results

ACEP champions the autonomy of emergency physicians by fighting for a ban on non-compete clauses in employment contracts. ACEP Board Member Daniel Freess, MD, FACEP, discusses how ACEP advocacy empowers emergency physicians to gain control of their careers. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: Daniel Freess, MD

ACEP Reaffirms Support for Banning Noncompete Agreements in Health Care

ACEP-Supported Bill Would Prohibit Physician Non-Compete Agreements

ACEP-Supported Oregon Law Bans Physician Non-Compete Agreements

ACEP Built On Results

Violence against emergency physicians is not part of the job. Ohio ACEP President Chrissy Campana, DO, FACEP, explains how ACEP helped her state chapter pass a law that provides more protections for emergency physicians and ED care teams. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: Christina Campana, DO, FACEP

Ohio Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians

Ohio ACEP is Protecting Emergency Physicians from Violence

ACEP calls on federal lawmakers to strengthen protections against ED violence

Share ACEP’s ED violence prevention checklist with your hospital leaders

ACEP poll: ED Violence is Dangerous, Rising and Unacceptable

ACEP Built On Results

When lives are on the line, immediate access to an emergency physician means everything. South Carolina ACEP Past President Kat Moore, MD, FACEP, explains how ACEP worked with her state chapter to pass a bill that improves patient safety by safeguarding access to emergency physicians in the ED. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: L. Katherine (Kat) Moore, MD, FACEP

South Carolina Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians

New South Carolina Law Requires Physician Onsite in All Hospital EDs

Updated ACEP Policy Raises Standard for Emergency Physician-Led Care

Poll: Patients Show Concern When Physicians Aren't Available to Lead Their Care

ACEP: Fighting for Physician-led Care

ACEP Built On Results

Boarding is a national public health crisis, and ACEP is leading the way on solutions. ACEP member Jesse Pines, MD, MBA, MSCE, shares how ACEP is working to pass the Addressing Boarding and Crowding in the ED (ABC-ED) Act, a bill developed by ACEP to increase hospital accountability for boarding. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: Jesse Pines, MD, MBA, MSCE

Addressing Boarding and Crowding in the ED (ABC-ED) Act

Proposed CMS Rules Include Medicare Pay Increase, ACEP-Suggested Telehealth Fixes, Boarding Measure (ECAT)

ACEP Statement on CMS 2026 OPPS Final Rule and New Emergency Department Boarding Measure (ECAT)

ACEP: Boarding in the Emergency Department

ACEP Built On Results

There is no substitute for an emergency physician. ACEP President-Elect Ryan Stanton, MD, FACEP, explains how emergency physicians mobilized in Kentucky to fight legislation that threatened physician leadership in the state’s emergency departments. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: President-Elect Ryan A. Stanton, MD, FACEP

Kentucky Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians

Updated ACEP Policy Raises Standard for Emergency Physician-Led Care

Poll: Patients Show Concern When Physicians Aren't Available to Lead Their Care

YouTube: Who Is An Emergency Physician?

ACEP: Fighting for Physician-led Care

ACEP Built On Results

ACEP gives individual emergency physicians a unified voice to fight for their practice and their patients. ACEP President Anthony Cirillo, MD, FACEP, shares how ACEP works at the state and national level to address the most important challenges facing emergency physicians today. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th.

Bio: President L. Anthony Cirillo, MD, FACEP

ACEP Built On Results

ACEP In Action: 2025 Impact Report

ACEP: Explore Membership